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Tensions between China, Taiwan and the U.S. aren’t limited to aerial military maneuvers and drills on the high seas. The shadow conflict is also playing out in the technological arena.

When the chips are down, who has done more for US semiconductors?

Despite challenges, the semiconductor industry's future appears bright due to rising demand driven by expanding applications across various industries and the need for high processing power and computing capabilities. Therefore, it could be wise to watch strong semiconductor stocks such as Micron Technology (MU), GLOBALFOUNDRIES (GFS), and STMicroelectronics (STM). Read…

The recent correction in TSM stock makes it a compelling buy at current levels for the long term.

Applied Materials has underperformed the semiconductor industry recently, but analysts are moderately optimistic about the stock’s prospects.

The United States and India are working together to solve the global semiconductor chip shortage thanks to a partnership unveiled by both countries on Monday.

NXP Semiconductors recently underperformed the Dow, but Wall Street analysts are moderately bullish about the stock’s prospects.

This article evaluates Nvidia and Broadcom to determine which mega-cap semiconductor stock represents a better investment opportunity.

This semiconductor stock has pulled back sharply from its June highs, but with a bullish consensus rating, solid dividends, and impressive upside potential, it looks like a buy-the-dip opportunity.

It’s been another wobbly week for the global semiconductor industry. Nvidia suffered the biggest one-day loss in stock market history, while Intel kept making headlines for its plans to cut costs.

The Dutch government announced Friday broader restrictions on exports of semiconductor-making machines produced by sector heavyweight ASML, aligning itself with US curbs on technology at the centre of trade tensions with China.